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Preface
This edition of the HP 3000/9x9KS and HP 9000/Kxx0 System Memory Upgrade Guide contains
technical infor mation about the following models:
Model 939KSModel K100
Model 959KSModel K200
Model 969KSModel K400
Model 979KSModel K210
Model K210
Model K410
Model K220
Model K250
Model K260
Model K370
Model K380
Model K420
Model K450
Model K460
Model K570
Model K580
This guide contains memory upgrade inst al lation procedures for HP 3000/9x9KS and HP 9000/Kxx0
computers. The guide is organized as follows:
•Chapter 1: HP 3000/9x9KS and HP 9000/K2x0/K4x0/Kx70 /Kx80 Memory Upgrade Installation
•Chapter 2: HP 9000/K100 Memory Upgrade Installation
•Chapter 3: Power On and Verification
If you have an HP 9000/K100 server, refer to Chapter 2 of this guide for memory upgrade installation
procedures appropriate to that server.
Contents of This Chapter
This chapter describes memory upgrade installation on HP 3000/K9x9KS and HP
9000/K2x0/K4x0/Kx70/Kx80 comput ers:
•Verifying the current PDC
•Checking Existing System Memory
•System Shutdown
•Gaining Access to Memory
•Memory Configuration
•Memory SIMM Installation
•System Reassembly
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Introduction
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions. When performing the upgrade procedures in this guide,
you must observe the following antistatic precautions to prevent da mage to memory boards and system
components from electrostatic discharge. An ESD kit (HP P/N A3024-80004) is supplied with your
memory upgrade kit. This ESD kit contains one wrist strap, one conductive sheet, and one anti-static
foam pad.
•Always wear a grounded wrist strap when working on or around the system, and when handling
printed circuit boards.
•Treat all assemblie s, components, and interface connections as static-sensitive.
•Perform all rem ov al and in stal lat i on in a wo rk area wh ere potential static sources are minimized
(preferably an anti-static work station).
•Avoid working in carpete d areas, and keep body movement to a minimum while removing and
installing boards to minimiz e buil dup of static charge.
Required Tools
•One #10 Torx driver (preferred tool)
•One small flat-blade screwdriver (if Torx driver is not available)
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Installation Procedure (HP 3000/9x9KS and HP
9000/K2x0/K4x0/Kx70/Kx80)
Verifying the Current PDC Firmware
If you are planning to install 64MB, 128MB, 256MB, or 512 MB Memory Modules, you may need to
verify your system’s PDC firmware version to see if it supports that type of memory (see “OS
Requirements and Diagnostic Supp ort for 64 MB and 256 MB Modules” on page A-1). If you need to
upgrade your PDC, see the section entitle d "Obtaining the Correct Firmware Patch."
Using On-Line Diagnostics: (If on-line diagnostics are not present on your system, use the Boot
Console Handler procedure to verify the current version.)
1. At the system prompt, enter sysdiag.
2. At the sysdiag prompt, enter sysmap.
3. At the sysmap prompt, enter cpumap.
The output of cpumap will display the current PDC revision (See Table A-1, Appendix A).
Using the Boot Console Handler:
1. Log on as root, and enter reboot -r. This command will shut down the operating system and reboot
the system.
2. If AUTOBOOT is on, you will receive the following message:
Process is starting autoboot process.
To discontinue, press any key within 10 seconds.
3. At this point, press any key within 10 seconds to interrupt the booting proc ess .
4. The Main Menu is displayed. A prompt will appear as
MAIN MENU: Enter command or menu>
5. Enter the command in.
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6. A prompt will appear as:
Information Menu: Enter Command>
7. Enter the command fv.
The system will respond with the current firmware revision (See Table A-1, Appendix A).
Obtaining the Correct Firmware Patch
The firmware patches for all K-Class and HP3000 9x9/KS systems can obtained from the HPESC (HP
Electronic Support Center) via the World Wide Web or via FTP.
Downloading the Firmware Patch via the World Wide Web
To access and download the appropriate patch, perform the following steps:
1. Connect to the HPESC World Wide Web servi ce home page a t their URL by entering the following:
http://us-support.external.hp.com
2. Under Support Line , select the Patch Database option.
3. If you are a previously registered user:
a. Click on “Enter as a Registered User” and select your region.
b. Login, entering your User ID and password. This will take you to the Patch Database Main
screen.
If you are a first-t ime user:
a. Click on your geographic region under “Register Now”.
b. Review the “Terms and Conditions” page. At the bottom of the page you may accept the terms
and conditions and proceed to the registr ation page.
c. Complete the registration information requested.
d. Once the registr ation information has be en successfully transmitted, the User ID Assigned screen
will appear. Write down the User ID (or print the scree n) for later reference.
e. Click on “Begin Using Patch Database Now” to proceed to the Patch Database Main screen.
4. Select the Firmware Patches option.
5. Select the CPU Patches option and click on “Show Patches”.
6. Choose the a ppropriate patch (for example, ( PF_CKHK0022). A patch description will appear. Click
on “download” to copy the patch to your system.
NOTE
The selected patch must be downloaded from HP SupportLine onto a system that has
HP-UX as the operating system.
7. Follow the instructions in the
Downloading the Firmware Patch using FTP
1. Connect to HPESC via ftp. You must initiate downloading from an open subnet system as:
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Readme
file to create a bootable tape and to update PDC.
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Installation Procedure (HP 3000/9x9KS and HP 9000/K2x0 /K4x 0/Kx70/Kx80)
>ftp us-support.external.hp.com
(If you do not have an open subnet system, try using rftp instead of ftp.)
2. Login as “anonymous”.
3. At the
Password prompt, enter your e-mail address as the passwor d.
4. Change to the directory conta ining the firmware patches:
> cd firmware_patches/hp/cpu
If desired, review the contents of the dire ct ory by using the ls command. For each patch, there is an
accompanying text file (patchfilename.txt). The text file contains the patch description and the
instructions for creating the patch tape.
5. Download the appropriate patch file and text file:
get <patc hf il en am e>
get <patc hf il en am e> .t xt
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Checking Existing System Memory
If You Have an HP 9000/K2x0/K4x0/Kx70/Kx80, Reboot the System
Then, Halt the Boot Process
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Installation Procedure (HP 3000/9x9KS and HP 9000/K2x0 /K4x 0/Kx70/Kx 80)
If You Have an HP 3000/9x9KS, First Shut Down the Operating
System. Then, After "DA00" Appears on the LCD Display, Turn key to
Standby and Back On
After Rebooting Your System, Type "ma" to Get the Main Menu
After rebooting your HP 9000/K2x0/K4x0/Kx70/Kx80 or HP 3000/9x9KS system, the Boot Console
Interface prompt (PDC>) should appear on your conso le dis play. Type ma at the prompt to get to the
Main menu, then proceed to the steps on the following page to check existing system memory.
Type "in" at the Main Menu to Get to the Information Menu
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Type "me" at the Information Menu to Check Memory
System Shutdown
Turn the system key switch to “Standby” (fully counterclockwise)
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Disconnect the syste m power cable from the back of the system
cabinet
Gaining Access to Memory
Memory Location on HP 3000/9x9KS and HP 9000/K2x0/K4x0/Kx70/Kx80 Servers
In these models, the SIMMs are inserted into memory extenders (also called carriers) that attach to the
front of the system board, and are accessible from the front of the system. The HP 3000/9x9KS and HP
9000/K4x0 each have two memory extenders, and the HP 9000/K2x0 has one (see figure below).
Removing the Front B ezel and Memo ry Bulkhead
1. Remove the front bezel by gently pulling the bottom of the bezel forward and lifting upward, then
disengaging the top of the bezel from a hidden hinge. The front of the SPU is now accessible.
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